ST-Autosport Posted July 11, 2017 Report Posted July 11, 2017 Hii have a problem calibrating an E-Throttle on a 2006 STI with a custom wired Extreme Black ecu.i managed to do the pedal calibration, but when i try the e-throtle itself it gives a fault stating "max 80% DC".in the "ON-Setup Mode" i can move the throttle between 5.8 and 100%, but in the automatic calibration is gives the fault of max 80.i made a small video of it.to start i copied all settings from the plugin V10 map into the extreme black basemap.i also have 2 TPS inputs main and sub from the throttle and also 2 inputs from the pedal main and sub, all voltages arrive good in the ecu as seen in the runtime values.anyone an idea what is wrong? or what settings i missed. i suspect the wiring and all be ok as the throttle works fine in setup mode and i entered the voltages as seen in the runtime values.youtube video Quote
Brad Burnett Posted July 11, 2017 Report Posted July 11, 2017 Could you post a copy of your calibration with a quick datalog with the ethrottle set to "on" and functioning the throttle up to fault? Quote
ST-Autosport Posted July 13, 2017 Author Report Posted July 13, 2017 i found it, + and - from the throttle motor was reversed so whith 100% pedal, throttle was closing instead of opening., so switched it and it works fine now. Link Ecu FTW!!however, allthough the calibration worked, min TPS is still at 5.8 is this normal? or is this the minimal opening needed as the throttle replaces the opening from an ISC valve? Quote
cj Posted July 14, 2017 Report Posted July 14, 2017 The Subaru ethrottle i've got on a bench looks like it naturally stops around 5% closed if no current is applied, but can be driven fully closed by the motor if needed. I guess its a good failsafe position? Quote
Adamw Posted July 14, 2017 Report Posted July 14, 2017 (edited) allthough the calibration worked, min TPS is still at 5.8 is this normal? or is this the minimal opening needed as the throttle replaces the opening from an ISC valve?There is an ISC offset and often the target table would also not be set to go all the way to zero. So what you are seeing here is probably quite normal. You can see what is being commanded by using the runtimes screen. TP sub & main should closely match the sum of the Base target, ISC offset and CL trim. Edited July 14, 2017 by Adamw improved picture Quote
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